A scheduled sale calls for prompt, case-specific advice. Whether any option remains depends on the loan, court orders, timing, and what has already happened. No website or form submission can promise to stop a foreclosure.
If a sale or hearing is scheduled
- Find the notice showing the date, court, county, and case number.
- Tell the firm about that event when you first contact it.
- Keep any judgment, servicer correspondence, and assistance decisions with the notice.
- Do not wait for a website reply to address an urgent deadline.
How can I stop foreclosure in Florida?
Start with a review of the actual case and your goals. Ask whether there are legal issues to address, a repayment or reinstatement path, a modification to explore, or another negotiated resolution. Availability and terms differ; asking about an option is not the same as obtaining it.
Can a loan modification help?
A modification may change loan terms if approved. It is not guaranteed. A pending application should not be treated as confirmation that a hearing or sale has been canceled. Read our missed-payments and application guide and have any court notices reviewed separately.
What if the sale has already happened?
Tell the attorney exactly what occurred and provide the related records. Do not rely on a general article for a post-sale deadline or assume that an earlier option is still available. Ask for advice based on the completed steps in your case.
What about the Free Motion mailer?
If you received a letter from the firm, the Free Motion offer remains available through its dedicated page. Requesting or receiving a motion is not filing it, having it granted, or stopping a sale.
Official sources
Sources checked September 4, 2026. General information only; This page does not determine a deadline or an available remedy in your case.